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FRANKENSTEIN VOCABULARY!!!!!!!!!
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Capacious- large, roomy, extensive
Antipathy- dislike, hostility, extreme opposition
Chimera- fanciful allusion; foolish fancy or thought
Dauntless- fearless
Convalescence- a gradual recovery after an illness
Countenance- facial expression
Arduous- extremely difficult, laborious
Fortnight- two weeks/14 days
Lassitude- lack of energy; slowness
Languor- lethargy; sluggishness; weariness
Delineate- to depict, describe, represent
Elixir- a concoction, substance
Docile- tame;willing to be taught
Ignominy- disgrace and dishonor; humiliation
Precipitous- extremely steep
Vacillating- indecisive; wavering
Pedant- a vain display of learning/knowledge
Omnipotence- unlimited or universal power
Vestige- a trace or remnant
Predilection- a preference or liking of something
Poignant- emotionally moving
Pertinacity- persistent determination
PRACTICE TIME!!!
1. Johnny thought the movie was
poignant/dauntless.
2.Mrs. Abood could not find a
vestige/elixir
of her car.
3.Johnny said that the president had
omnipotence/vacillating.
4.Tyler was so
vacillating/pedant
about going to the game.
5.Shannon needs to learn how to
fortnight/docile
that lion
6.Margaret drank the
antipathy/elixir
before she went to bed.
7.Mrs. Abood had a
convalescence/capacious
after almost dying from a cold.
8.Johnny had a
lassitude/arduous
after the game.
9.Charlotte was in isolation for a
languor/fortnight.
10. Mrs. Abood felt so
ignominy/docile
after she ran into the desk.
QUIZ TIME!!!!
http://quizlet.com/128654/frankenstei-n-vocabulary-flash-cards/
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Antipathy- dislike, hostility, extreme opposition
Chimera- fanciful allusion; foolish fancy or thought
Dauntless- fearless
Convalescence- a gradual recovery after an illness
Countenance- facial expression
Arduous- extremely difficult, laborious
Fortnight- two weeks/14 days
Lassitude- lack of energy; slowness
Languor- lethargy; sluggishness; weariness
Delineate- to depict, describe, represent
Elixir- a concoction, substance
Docile- tame;willing to be taught
Ignominy- disgrace and dishonor; humiliation
Precipitous- extremely steep
Vacillating- indecisive; wavering
Pedant- a vain display of learning/knowledge
Omnipotence- unlimited or universal power
Vestige- a trace or remnant
Predilection- a preference or liking of something
Poignant- emotionally moving
Pertinacity- persistent determination
PRACTICE TIME!!!
1. Johnny thought the movie was poignant/dauntless.
2.Mrs. Abood could not find a vestige/elixir of her car.
3.Johnny said that the president had omnipotence/vacillating.
4.Tyler was so vacillating/pedant about going to the game.
5.Shannon needs to learn how to fortnight/docile that lion
6.Margaret drank the antipathy/elixir before she went to bed.
7.Mrs. Abood had a convalescence/capacious after almost dying from a cold.
8.Johnny had a lassitude/arduous after the game.
9.Charlotte was in isolation for a languor/fortnight.
10. Mrs. Abood felt so ignominy/docile after she ran into the desk.
QUIZ TIME!!!!
http://quizlet.com/128654/frankenstei-n-vocabulary-flash-cards/